This charming village is the perfect place to go for a stroll along the harbour or sit and watch the boats go by. The main road on the harbour is lined with cafes, restaurants and pubs and not forgetting the award winning fish and chip shop, where the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge enjoy visiting when in Scotland.

This town is steeped in history, with it's amazing architecture, cobbled streets, Castle and Cathedral and not forgetting the universe where Prince William and Kate met. It is also known to many as having several golf courses but in particular the Old Course with the landmark Swilcan Bridge. It has a stunning beach and next to the beach nestled on St Andrews dramatic North facing cliffs is the Aquarium, with penguins, meerkats, sharks and a large array of sea creatures. This town is also filled with an array of shops, restaurants, cafes and ice cream shops. It also has a wonderful crystal shop for those interested in holistic therapy.

This picturesque town is nestled amongst the Scottish Highlands. It is a photographers dream with the stunning Palace and Gardens. The village has a tranquil feel about it and is dominated by the Palace towers, Church and the Bruce Fountain. All the cottages and cafes have wonderful flower baskets and the beautiful colours just add to the feel of this charming village. Fans of outlander will recognise it as post - War Inverness, the Bruce Fountain plays a vital role as it is where Claire see's Jamie Fraser's ghost.

The Three bridges, here you will see the Forth Rail Bridge, Queensferry Crossing and The Rail Bridge. You can take photographs and admire the stunning views across the Firth of Forth.